Creekside Family Eye Care

07/23/2025

03/15/2025

Available for demo now at New Bern Family Eye Care!

01/22/2025

❄Creekside Family Eye Care is CLOSED today due to winter weather conditions. If our normal clinic hours need to be adjusted for the remainder of the week, we will post additional announcements and notify patients promptly❄

01/22/2025

We will be closed on Wednesday 1/22/25. Thursday to be determined by how rapidly conditions deteriorated! Y’all be safe!

01/21/2025

Creekside Family Eye Care will be closing at 4 pm today and have tentative plans for a partial closing on Wednesday. We will continue to monitor weather conditions and update our schedules accordingly. Any patients affected by our office closing will be contacted and rescheduled promptly! Stay safe & warm!

12/18/2024

Thank you! We are so blessed by this community and the opportunity to serve your eye care needs. Honored to be voted as Best Of The Best New Bern 2024!

12/18/2024

New glasses 👓, sunglasses 🕶️, computer glasses 🤓, contact lenses - all are great ways to use any FSA dollars before the end of the year! Come see our incredible selection in our optical and let our friendly team help find the perfect fit!

12/09/2024

Make a child's Christmas special and enjoy a discount on eyewear too!

05/30/2024

If you haven’t stopped in to check out our selection of sunglasses 🕶️ …:what are you waiting for?? Summer is officially cranking and we can help you cut the glare and look cool doing it!

04/08/2024

The timing of today's eclipse just as school releases and after school activities are taking place causes us concern for young and older eyes alike. Please refrain from looking at the eclipse unless you are sure that you have adequate eye protection(beware of fake eclipse glasses and as cool as all of our sunglasses are - they DO NOT qualify). The only glasses that should be used to look at a partially eclipsed sun is with eclipse glasses that meet an international standard, ISO 12312-2, according to the American Optometric Association. Check the arm for the the "ISO 12312-2" label. The standard may also be written as "ISO 12312-2:2015," the AAS says on its website. Either designation means that the glasses will block light and radiation.